Re: When Will the Democrats Wake Up?

This is funny. Thanks for the laugh. "...Democrats just
don't really understand what's important to the average
American who remembers how bad things were four years ago."
I wonder what oil well they dug this guy out of.



"Mitchell Holman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> Dallas Morning News
> 11/11/03
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> 'When will the Democrats wake up?'
>
> The Bush-bashing by the Democrats is heating up as we
> draw closer to the 2004 elections. Yet, in spite of
> this, two more Republican governors - one in Kentucky,
> and another in Mississippi ­- were elected last week.
>
> This proves that Democrats just don't really understand
> what's important to the average American who remembers
> how bad things were four years ago.
>
> Sure, the Bush administration is creating a debt (even
> larger than Ronald Reagan's) that will take generations
> of Americans to pay off. And it's true that things appear
> to be getting worse - not better - in Iraq and are
beginning
> to have a somewhat Vietnamesque appearance with American
> soldiers dying at an alarming rate. Oh, and yeah. No
weapons
> of mass destruction found yet.
>
> And it is true that warlords control all of Afghanistan
> except for Kabul and some major highways. And it's also
> true that NATO and the United Nations are now less
effective
> due to our mostly unilateral military intervention into
Iraq,
> which lessens stability worldwide. And, OK, the
much-touted
> Bush plan for $15 billion in AIDS assistance for Africa in
> the end will really only amount to a fraction of that
being
> delivered. And, yes, it's a fact that the Bush
administration
> wants to starve Amtrak out of existence (though it carried
a
> record number of Americans this year), while $87 billion
is
> just the tip of what's needed in Iraq and Afghanistan in
the
> future.
>
> And, of course, I concede that the Bush administration did
> manage to convert all the worldwide good will following
Sept.
> 11 into a general distrust, if not outright hatred of the
> United States throughout the globe. Yes, all these things
are
> unfortunate.
>
> But, as Democrats seem to forget, all of these things
remain
> inconsequential in comparison to President Clinton's
sexual
> relations with Monica (even though it was two consenting
adults).
> When will the Democrats wake up?
>
> Mark W. Meyer, Haltom City, Texas
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